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CFP: 4th Triennial Australian Literary Studies Convention: ‘Chaos and Order’, Western Sydney University Paramatta South Campus, 2-5 July 2024
www.australianliteraryconvention.com This triennial event brings together major associations for the study of literature in Australia and welcomes scholars and postgraduate students working on any aspect or field of literary studies. We seek papers on the theme of ‘Chaos and Order’. Literary scholarship and literary practice can both be understood as ordering processes: a work of…
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CFP: ISECS Early Career Scholars’ Seminar Diasporas in the Long Eighteenth Century Universitat de Barcelona, 8-12 July 2024
The International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies invites early-career scholars active in eighteenth-century studies to apply to take part in the ISECS ECS seminar, to be held over one week in central Barcelona. The Seminar, which is held yearly, is known for its role in fostering and consolidating scholarly vocations in eighteenth-century studies, as well as…
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‘Inventing the Human’ conference – 29 Nov – 2 Dec 2023 – Hybrid: University of Melbourne & Virtual
Conference registration for the conference on ‘Inventing the Human’ (29 Nov – 2 Dec) is now open. This exciting 4-day event will include provocative keynote speeches, an exhibition, roundtable discussions and more than 80 papers contributed by scholars from around the world. The event is being held both online and face-to-face, and the draft program is…
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Australian Catholic University Cuts to the Humanities
Dear ANZSECS colleagues, We write on behalf of the eighteenth-century studies cohort at the Australian Catholic University’s Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences (IHSS) to share some alarming news. Last Tuesday, ACU’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Enterprise) and Deputy Provost published a ‘change plan’ forecasting the imminent disestablishment of many of our and our colleagues’ jobs, in…
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CFP – The 16th International Congress for Eighteenth-Century Studies, Rome (July 2023)
From October 15, 2022 until January 31, 2023, the CFP for the ISECS Congress in Rome 2023 is open to those wishing to submit proposals for individual papers, either for an already accepted open panel or for new panels to be set up by the Congress organizers on the basis of the paper proposals received…
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Turin Humanities Program – 1st Call for Applications 2020
“Enlightenment legacy: the rights of man in a global perspective (2021-2023)” Fondazione 1563 per l’Arte e la Cultura of the Compagnia di San Paolo has since 2013 supported research and advanced training in the field of the humanities. In a wider effort to pursue this goal, Fondazione 1563 is now expanding its fellowship programme to…
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Plenary Speakers at DNS2020
For those of you attending DNS2020, here’s a taste of what’s to come. We are fortunate to have four fantastic keynote speakers who will explore the theme of ‘Dark Enlightenments’ within an eighteenth-century context. Follow this link to see a summary of their topics. If you would like to attend DNS2020 and haven’t yet registered,…
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The Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand 2020 Conference
Bookings for the BSANZ 2020 conference ‘The History of the Book and the Future of the World’ are now open. Registration is free and you can tune in from anywhere in the world.
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Opportunity: Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
The University of Birmingham’s School of History and Cultures, College of Arts and Law, is offering two full-time postdoctoral fellowships with Professor Karen Harvey, working on ‘Material Identities, Social Bodies: Embodiment in British Letters c.1680-1820’.
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DNS2020 Postgraduate Best Paper Prize
Postgraduate delegates presenting at the upcoming DNS2020 conference have the opportunity to enter the Postgraduate Best Paper Prize. A panel of three judges will judge entrants’ papers and the winner will receive a gift voucher from Cambridge University Press. If you are a postgraduate delegate at DNS2020 and wish to register for this prize (and…
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An update on the XVII David Nichol Smith Seminar in Eighteenth-Century Studies
DNS2020: ‘Dark Enlightenments’13 November – 11 December 2020Adelaide, Australia Plans towards this conference are rapidly developing! We hope you can join us. The conference will present a combination of live and recorded papers showcasing cutting-edge research in eighteenth-century studies, focused on the theme of ‘dark enlightenments’—the dark, shadowy aspects of enlightenment processes of the eighteenth…